00:05There's a transfer student today.
00:16Why are you wearing a mask?
00:32My name is Bennett. What's your name? Don't be afraid. Everyone here is really nice.
00:40I'm probably doomed.
00:50Bennett, catch!
00:54Thanks, Aunt Mary.
00:55Come early this afternoon to help. You promised.
00:58Got it.
01:05Oh, brat!
01:07Uncle Carlos' flowers look especially lovely today.
01:11Cut the crap.
01:15This is Sunshine Town, where I grew up.
01:18Most of the buildings and houses here are low, neat, and connected side by side.
01:22The town boasts its unique scenery.
01:24Local residents are warm, hospitable, simple, and honest.
01:29I love this town and all its people.
01:3199% of my fondness and affection belongs for this town.
01:35And that vital remaining 1% is reserved for my future destiny.
01:40Carter. My name's Carter.
01:42Carter, great name.
01:43Where should he sit, teacher?
01:45He can sit next to me, right? It's empty.
01:47Then it's settled.
01:48Carter, you can sit next to Bennett. Can you show him around?
01:50Sure. I'll take him. You go ahead.
01:56Let me show you around.
01:59Okay.
02:00This is the Wisteria Corridor.
02:02The flowers are gorgeous in spring.
02:04They're almost done now.
02:06That's the field over there, and there's a small grove behind it.
02:10Did you eat lunch?
02:12Yeah.
02:13How much?
02:19It's a Sunnytown tradition.
02:21Newcomers have to get a candy on their first day, otherwise bad luck.
02:24Two is for extra insurance.
02:36Let's take a break.
02:38School's not big. No rush.
02:47Your collar.
02:49It slipped around to the back left.
02:51I wasn't staring at you on purpose.
02:52Your name out loud as the bell could ring.
02:57There.
03:01Where do you live?
03:03Maple Street.
03:04Me too. Which number?
03:0519.
03:09Neighbors.
03:0917 Maple. We're neighbors.
03:12Come on, neighbor.
03:13Let's head back and see the place.
03:14School's out.
03:30New neighbor?
03:31Yeah. Just transferred to our class, Aunt Mary. Give him a corincon. I'll trade tomorrow's for it.
03:38Here. It's warm.
03:42Why?
03:43Because the first time I saw you, I just felt like you deserved a warm corincon.
03:48Tomorrow I'll pay you back.
03:49You don't have to pay me back.
03:52Tomorrow you can bring me a lemon candy.
03:54Sunnytown rule, you return a favor with the same thing.
03:56I don't have lemon candy.
03:59Then I'll bring you two tomorrow.
04:00And you'll owe me one.
04:16Carter.
04:21Tonight, if you're free, my mom usually makes too much dinner.
04:24If you don't feel like making something yourself.
04:28All right.
04:29See you tomorrow.
04:30Don't forget you still owe me a lemon candy.
04:32See you tomorrow.
04:36How is the new neighbor?
04:38He's nice.
04:39What does he look like?
04:42Handsome.
04:49Good night.
04:55Mm-hmm.
04:57Mm-hmm.
04:59Mm-hmm.
05:04Oh.
05:15Here.
05:25The one in the middle is yours.
05:27The one on the top right, remember.
05:29You owe me one.
05:30I'm giving it to you first.
05:32You can pay me back later.
05:47Wait, don't you?
05:48I have to get my money right here.
05:54Look.
05:55I told you the grass gets greener after rain.
05:57Can you smell the mint from over there?
06:05Reinforcements?
06:11Let's go.
06:26Here, there's a place like this at school. Behind the school. Found it wandering around in first year. Come on.
06:35When I'm down, I come here. No one ever finds me.
06:46Smell it.
06:50It's cool.
06:52Right. In summer, this is better than any perfume. At your old school, it wasn't good for you, was it?
06:58They called me a monster. At first, it was just talk. Then they found out I really do. Change.
07:03Sometimes when I didn't want to get hit anymore, another me would come out.
07:06After that, they'd write split lunatic on my desk, throw my bag in the toilet.
07:09The teachers pretended not to see because my dad donated to the school.
07:12My dad thinks it's a sickness that can be cured. He took me to three doctors. They all gave me
07:16pills.
07:16I'd fall asleep in class and wake up to find monsters scrubbled on my textbooks.
07:19Then he locked me inside, said I could go out when I was better.
07:21The other me came out more and more. He'd smash things, yell at my dad in the mirror.
07:24My dad got scared and sent me here. He said maybe a new place would make me normal.
07:29Two people sharing one body, you probably don't even get proper sleep.
07:32One wants to move forward, one wants to step back.
07:35One wants to speak, the other tells him to shut up.
07:37From now on, if you feel tired, you can come here. The Mint will always be here.
07:40So will I.
07:42...
07:49Bennet.
07:50...
07:50Could you call my name, too, anytime?
07:52I want to hear it more...
07:54...
07:55Carter?
08:14Yesterday's paying you back.
08:33Carter.
08:36Too many people.
08:37I know. My fault for walking too fast.
08:39You can hold onto my backpack strap, that way we won't get separated.
08:45This works too.
08:54I know.
08:56Bennett, can you see the whole town from up there?
08:59Yeah. I used to sneak up there all the time as a kid.
09:02Can we still go up now?
09:04You want to?
09:09Let's go.
09:23Beautiful, isn't it?
09:24Beautiful. This place is beautiful.
09:27How much do you love this place?
09:28In percent?
09:30Ninety-nine percent.
09:31And the last one percent?
09:33Still looking, but I think I'm getting close.
09:41Spread it!
09:47Hey, transfer kid.
09:49Heard people called you a monster.
09:51What kind of monster?
09:52One that looks like this?
09:53Hands off.
09:54Oh, putting on an act?
09:55I said, hands off.
10:00Who are you trying to scare?
10:02Carter. It's me.
10:05It's Bennett.
10:06You recognize me?
10:08I... I... I...
10:12It's okay. I'm here.
10:19I'm sorry. I... I didn't mean to scare you.
10:22You didn't scare me.
10:25You never scare me.
10:27Bennett.
10:28Are you afraid of me?
10:30I'm afraid you won't come tomorrow and no one will take my candies.
10:34I'll come tomorrow.
10:36Then that's enough.
10:51Why are you here?
10:52Rainy days alone aren't safe.
10:54Remember what you said?
10:55Inside is sometimes not very safe.
11:02Today's share. Extra on rainy days.
11:05Do you want to go out today?
11:07The town looks different after rain.
11:08Out?
11:09Just wear a raincoat.
11:11I'll show you a different sunny town.
11:20Why did you bring me here?
11:21Because of yesterday.
11:22I wanted to show you rain can be beautiful too.
11:25I wanted you to see it differently.
11:28Bennett.
11:29Last night I looked in the mirror.
11:31The other me looked back.
11:33I said sorry to him.
11:34He didn't curse at me for the first time.
11:36He said...
11:37That Bennett guy, he really doesn't seem scared.
11:39And then he said try trusting him.
11:41He said I should try.
11:43I've never trusted anyone before.
11:44Not even myself.
11:45But I want to try.
11:47Because it's you.
11:52Carter.
11:53That last 1%.
11:54I found it.
11:55It's you.
12:03Bennett.
12:04What do you think about every day?
12:05Mostly it's noisy.
12:07But recently it's gotten quieter.
12:09I only think about 2 or 3 things.
12:16Which 2 or 3?
12:18Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
12:22Liar.
12:23I mean it.
12:26You only tell the truth when you're not smiling.
12:29What about you?
12:30Before I thought a lot.
12:31Why they looked at me that way.
12:32When the other me would come out.
12:33Now I think less.
12:34I just think.
12:35If you'll take me to the mint path in the afternoon.
12:37How many candies will be on the stone steps tomorrow morning?
12:42Is that a good thing?
12:43I'm not sure if thinking less is good.
12:46It's good.
12:47You're starting to think about tomorrow.
12:49That's the best thing.
13:11It's good.
13:12I don't have to
13:15mourn.
13:22What are you drawing?
13:24I'll show you when it's done.
13:37Show me.
13:38You show me first.
13:46How long did you take?
13:48Since last week. A little bit every day.
13:51When I draw this, my heart is quiet.
13:56When did you draw this?
13:58Just now. In art class.
14:04Doesn't look like me. My smile is crooked.
14:06Right corner goes a little higher.
14:08Okay. Next time.
14:09Next time you smile, I'll remember.
14:11And I'll get it right.
14:15Okay.
14:15Back inside my happy seam.
14:18A tiny missing piece.
14:21I long to me.
14:27Ninety-nine percent of all this perfect view.
14:34The last one percent only belongs to you.
14:46Don't rush. I'm right here. Slow down. Walk two steps.
14:57Eight hundred meters. So tired.
14:59First time's always like this. I'll take you to practice every morning.
15:03There's a class presentation on Monday. The teacher asked me to do it. Do you want me to do it?
15:07If you don't want to, you don't have to. I'll talk to the teacher.
15:09I want to.
15:12I want to try.
15:13Speak in front of everyone.
15:15About something I want to share.
15:17What do you want to talk about?
15:19About a monster who got taken in by someone.
15:22And in the end, that monster realized, maybe he's not a monster.
15:26He just hadn't met that one percent person yet.
15:30Then go ahead. I'll sit down there. Just look at me when you speak.
15:51Nervous?
15:55A little.
15:56Normal.
15:57Normal. First time I gave a presentation, my legs shook through the whole thing.
16:03You look great in what you're wearing today.
16:23Hello, everyone.
16:23Before I transferred here at my old school, everyone called me a monster.
16:27I do do some strange things.
16:29Sometimes my mood gets really bad.
16:31Sometimes I don't want to talk or see anyone.
16:32I used to think all of it was my fault.
16:34That I was broken.
16:35Then I moved here.
16:36Sunnytown.
16:37Someone puts two lemon candies on the stone steps of the Wissender corridor every morning.
16:41Says it's town tradition. Newcomers have to get a candy or they'll have bad luck.
16:45Shaky fingers clutching your freight back street.
16:48That person. He made me understand.
16:51When my mood gets bad, it's not me going crazy. It's someone inside me trying to protect me.
16:55He lets me talk when I want to and sit quietly when I don't.
16:59He took me to smell mint after rain.
17:01Took me to see sunflowers in the rain.
17:02Took me to the clock tower to look over the whole town.
17:05Maybe everyone who feels broken is just waiting for someone to tell them they're not.
17:10Or somewhere that makes them feel whole.
17:12I kept two candies laid upon your mask.
17:17I found mine.
17:18So today I want to say thank you.
17:20Hope in your old world could soften a little less.
17:24Last small town holds 99 good things.
17:31Wisteria blooms mint trees and golden sun streams.
17:37Impressive.
17:38But there's a crack inside my happy sea.
17:59He did.
18:00He said mint candy goes with the mint path.
18:13Tell him I'm patient.
18:22That one percent.
18:24You said you found it.
18:29Yeah.
18:32I want to say it too.
18:35With the whole me.
18:36But it's not whole yet.
18:39Give him two more days.
18:41Then two days.
18:42I'll wait.
18:43Both of you.
18:54I'm canceled immediately to arrive in the aquel section.
18:59You'll see if he shot.
19:00You heard him falling.
19:01Or space.
19:03You at least wonder at the light.
19:07You will see the light.
19:09What is my last look at?
19:12I fully distributed the past day so I can't wait for it.
19:18this kind of rain is the rarest only happens once or twice a year
19:26bennett tomorrow yeah i'll come tomorrow
19:40i haven't given you today's two candies yet
19:44not today because today i want to bring them myself
19:51one for each of us i looked in the mirror last night he was there and i was there we
19:56looked
19:57at each other neither of us was angry he said to me you can go to the rooftop today i'm
20:03coming
20:03with you then i stood in front of the mirror for a long time i realized there was only one
20:09person
20:09in it that person gets scared but he can also be brave that person hides but he can also reach
20:14out that person is me bennett i want to go to the rooftop at sunset with you okay sunset top
20:24of the clock tower i'll be there
20:31going up to the clock tower to watch the sunset go on then it'll be dark soon hurry up thank
20:37you this child can speak now
20:44follow me step over the third seventh and twelfth
20:47i know
20:58bennett
20:58bennett 99 you said it the last one percent you said you found it say it again it's you
21:06from the first day you pulled down your mask and the sun hit your face
21:09i knew but i waited until you were ready until you walked here yourself
21:18i have a gift for you you've seen the candy and the mint but there's one more
21:23this paper is from the night you sent me that rooftop message
21:26my hands were steady when i folded it
21:30are you trying to cheat me
21:31fold a paper crane and claim my favorite one percent just like that
21:36so will you let me claim it
21:39claimed
21:47last step sunnytown rule once it's claimed you have to hold hands
21:51only you live inside my face
21:58i've been walking blind for so long
22:05going home
22:09home
22:12tomorrow morning two candies still at the same spot
22:16tomorrow morning
22:17bennett good night
22:23tomorrow morning two candies will be on the stone plaque
22:26then that person will walk through the wisteth gallery
22:28sits down tilt his head to look at me
22:30and the corner of his stuff will lift
22:31light will filter through the leaves
22:33covering the stone steps between us
22:40wake up class is over
22:44hmm
22:45aunt mary says there are chocolate croissants today
22:47if we're late they'll be gone
22:49let's go croissants
23:09you're done for
23:10you can't catch me
23:16why run so fast
23:20if i don't run fast you won't catch me
23:21i can
23:23however long it takes i can keep chasing
23:25shaky fingers
23:28shaky fingers
23:28clenching your fried back stream
23:32i called your name out loud
23:35i called your name out loud
23:35today's a good day too
23:43today's a good day too
23:51i hope not
23:53i went out loud
23:53i kept two
23:54candies
23:55We'll see you next time.
